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RAF Operational Honours July 2015
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The SH world must be taking a break.......
The SH world must be taking a break.......
It still amazes me the proportion of commissioned officers to Airmen on these lists, are "we" truly saying that no one below the rank of Sgt contributed above and beyond on our current Operations? Or is it more likely that senior Commanders like to write up honours on their immediate commisioned subordinates to bask in the reflected glory I.e. didn't I teach/mentor him/her well? Or am I getting old and cynical?
Last edited by 4everAD; 4th Jul 2015 at 08:40.
Warrant Officer Alan Grant Whitton,RAF Marham
Congratulations anyway; esp if the one I knew is dad
I fully understand these are Honours earned by Service personnel for outstanding service and congratulate the recipients, but the way the RAF says thank you, I also found a little strange at times. They insisted I was going to be awarded a "Good Show" for firing a red from the RWC at an F4 at Leuchars who had forgotten his dangly bits, yes it was shortly after an F4 had gone the whole nine yards and landed wheels up, but I was only doing what I was trained to do and what was expected of me. Caused a hell of stink when I said I wanted nothing to do with said award, even the B-word got involved! I didn't go to any award ceremony, and found out ages later it was awarded in my absence, the framed certificate was hidden in SATCO's office, i guess they knew it would be pointless trying to give it to me, it may still be there!! 
Anyone got the complete tri-service list? - Pba-Target
Royal Navy and Royal Marines recognised in Operational Honours list | Royal Navy
Two down, one to go.
Jack
Royal Navy and Royal Marines recognised in Operational Honours list | Royal Navy
Two down, one to go.
Jack
This do? - Wander00
It will indeed, thank you, not least since it would appear from your link and mine that Captain Julie Thain-Smith QARNNS (OF-5) has been awarded a QCVS by both the Royal Navy and the Army!
Jack
It will indeed, thank you, not least since it would appear from your link and mine that Captain Julie Thain-Smith QARNNS (OF-5) has been awarded a QCVS by both the Royal Navy and the Army!
Jack
How odd - maybe she was recommended up the Joint, but largely Army, Chain of Command, but listed with her own Service as well, Anyone have a better, or even more accurate, explanation?
W00:-
Maybe they took their cue from her:-
Wouldn't it be nice if the same thing happened in the rarefied heights of the UK CoC?
it would appear... that Captain Julie Thain-Smith QARNNS (OF-5) has been awarded a QCVS by both the Royal Navy and the Army!
encouraging the (Afghan) police and army to pool their resources and work together.
